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| − | '''Nintendo Monopoly''' is a licensed board game based on the classic board game [[wp:Monopoly (game)|Monopoly]]. The board game features references of Nintendo intellectual properties including: [[Super Mario | + | '''Nintendo Monopoly''' is a licensed board game based on the classic board game [[wp:Monopoly (game) |Monopoly]]. The board game features references of Nintendo intellectual properties including: [[Super Mario series|''Super Mario'' series]]<!-- Please Edit -->, [[The Legend of Zelda series|''The Legend of Zelda'' series]]<!-- Please Edit -->, [[Yoshi series|''Yoshi'' series]]<!-- Please Edit -->, [[Metroid series|''Metroid'' series]]<!-- Please Edit -->, [[Kirby series|''Kirby'' series]]<!-- Please Edit -->, [[F-Zero series|''F-Zero'' series]]<!-- Please Edit -->, and [[StarFox series|''Star Fox'' series]]<!-- Please Edit -->. |
During gameplay, Nintendo characters are used as properties instead of real-world locations. {{smw|Super Mushrooms}} (referred to as "Power-Ups" in-game) are used in place of houses, whereas {{smw|Stars}} ("Invincibilities") take the place of hotels. | During gameplay, Nintendo characters are used as properties instead of real-world locations. {{smw|Super Mushrooms}} (referred to as "Power-Ups" in-game) are used in place of houses, whereas {{smw|Stars}} ("Invincibilities") take the place of hotels. | ||
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==Editions== | ==Editions== | ||
===2006=== | ===2006=== | ||
| − | + | {| style="{{roundy|15px}} background:silver; border: 2px solid grey;" | |
| − | {| | ||
|- | |- | ||
! style="{{roundytl|15px}}" | Nintendo property | ! style="{{roundytl|15px}}" | Nintendo property | ||
| − | ! Original property | + | ! {{tt|Original property|Lists down the property locations from the US version of Monopoly}} |
! style="{{roundytr|15px}}" | Price | ! style="{{roundytr|15px}}" | Price | ||
|- | |- | ||
| − | ! colspan=3 style="background:# | + | ! colspan=3 style="background:#F59C98" | Pink color group ({{ser|Kirby}}) |
|- style="background:#FFFFFF;" | |- style="background:#FFFFFF;" | ||
| {{wk|King Dedede}} | | {{wk|King Dedede}} | ||
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| $150 | | $150 | ||
|- style="background:#FFFFFF;" | |- style="background:#FFFFFF;" | ||
| − | | {{smw|Piranha Plant}} | + | | style="{{roundybl}}" | {{smw|Piranha Plant}} |
| Electric Company | | Electric Company | ||
| − | | $150 | + | | style="{{roundybr}}" | $150 |
|} | |} | ||
| + | [[File:Nintenopoly.png|thumb|Original coverbox. Released in 2006.]] | ||
| + | [[File:2006Board.jpg|thumb|Layout of the board]] | ||
| + | [[File:2006Tokens.png|thumb|Original set of tokens.]] | ||
<br clear=all> | <br clear=all> | ||
===2010=== | ===2010=== | ||
[[File:Nintenopoly2.png|thumb|Updated coverbox. Released in 2010.]] | [[File:Nintenopoly2.png|thumb|Updated coverbox. Released in 2010.]] | ||
| + | [[File:2010Board.jpg|thumb|Updated layout.]] | ||
| + | [[File:2010Tokens.png|thumb|The new set of tokens.]] | ||
The 2010 version contains some notable changes: | The 2010 version contains some notable changes: | ||
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*** {{zw|Master Sword}} ({{ser|The Legend of Zelda}}) | *** {{zw|Master Sword}} ({{ser|The Legend of Zelda}}) | ||
*** {{smw|Mushroom}} ({{ser|Super Mario}}) | *** {{smw|Mushroom}} ({{ser|Super Mario}}) | ||
| + | *** {{met|Samus's Helmet}} ({{ser|Metroid}}) | ||
*** {{smw|Starman}} ({{ser|Super Mario}}) | *** {{smw|Starman}} ({{ser|Super Mario}}) | ||
*** [[S.S Dolphin]] ({{ser|Pikmin}}). | *** [[S.S Dolphin]] ({{ser|Pikmin}}). | ||
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** Orange color group: replaces the {{met|Metroid}} with the {{met|Morph Ball}}. | ** Orange color group: replaces the {{met|Metroid}} with the {{met|Morph Ball}}. | ||
** Green color group: replaces Ganondorf with {{zw|Minda}}. | ** Green color group: replaces Ganondorf with {{zw|Minda}}. | ||
| − | ** Lightblue color group: replaces Star Fox series' properties with the Animal Crossing series' [[Rosie | + | ** Lightblue color group: replaces Star Fox series' properties with the Animal Crossing series' [[Rosie the Cat]], [[K.K. Slider]], and [[Tom Nook]]. |
** Purple color group: changed its color into brown. | ** Purple color group: changed its color into brown. | ||
** The Railroad properties replace the following things: | ** The Railroad properties replace the following things: | ||
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** Center | ** Center | ||
*** The background is now white. | *** The background is now white. | ||
| − | *** The location where {{smw|Mario}} and {{smw|Luigi}} appeared on | + | *** The location where {{smw|Mario}} and {{smw|Luigi}} appeared on has been expanded into a group of characters. From left to right: {{met|Samus Aran}}, [[K.K. Slider]], {{wk|King Dedede}}, {{smw|Yoshi}}, {{smw|Dixie Kong}}, [[Rosie the Cat]], {{smw|Wario}}, {{smw|Princess Peach}}, {{smw|Luigi}}, {{smw|Mario}}, {{smw|Diddy Kong}}, {{smw|Donkey Kong}}, {{smw|Waluigi}}, {{wk|Kirby}}, [[Tom Nook]], {{smw|Toad|Red Toad}}, {{wk|Meta Knight}}, and {{zw|Link}}. |
*** The boxes where the stack of cards are supposed to be placed have been relocated and enlarged. | *** The boxes where the stack of cards are supposed to be placed have been relocated and enlarged. | ||
** Side | ** Side | ||
| − | *** Nintendo property spaces have silver color to differentiate from other spaces. | + | *** Nintendo property spaces have silver color to differentiate from other spaces. Additionally, the names of the property now have the box instead of the amount of money the player is required to purchase. |
*** Stock artwork on each property was updated. | *** Stock artwork on each property was updated. | ||
*** The Coin Block space replaces its artwork with a Brick Block under the name "Block" due to the Treasure Chest Deposit having the Coin artwork. | *** The Coin Block space replaces its artwork with a Brick Block under the name "Block" due to the Treasure Chest Deposit having the Coin artwork. | ||
*** The Treasure Chest Deposit's artwork is replaced by a Coin. | *** The Treasure Chest Deposit's artwork is replaced by a Coin. | ||
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[[Category:Merchandise]] | [[Category:Merchandise]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:34, 23 November 2023
Nintendo Monopoly is a licensed board game based on the classic board game Monopoly. The board game features references of Nintendo intellectual properties including: Super Mario series, The Legend of Zelda series, Yoshi series, Metroid series, Kirby series, F-Zero series, and Star Fox series.
During gameplay, Nintendo characters are used as properties instead of real-world locations. Super Mushrooms (referred to as "Power-Ups" in-game) are used in place of houses, whereas Stars ("Invincibilities") take the place of hotels.
Editions
2006
| Nintendo property | Original property | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Pink color group (Kirby) | ||
| King Dedede | St. Charles Place | $140 |
| Kirby | Virginia Avenue | $160 |
| Meta Knight | St. Charles Place | $140 |
| Red color group (Super Mario) | ||
| Princess Peach | Indiana Avenue | $220 |
| Toad | Kentucky Avenue | $220 |
| Yoshi | Illinois Avenue | $240 |
| Orange color group (Metroid) | ||
| Metroid | St. James Place | $180 |
| Ridley | Tennessee Avenue | $180 |
| Samus Aran | New York Avenue | $200 |
| Yellow color group (Donkey Kong) | ||
| Diddy Kong | Ventnor Avenue | $260 |
| Dixie Kong | Atlantic Avenue | $260 |
| Donkey Kong | Marvin Gardens | $280 |
| Green color group (The Legend of Zelda) | ||
| Ganondorf | Pacific Avenue | $300 |
| Link | Pennsylvania Avenue | $320 |
| Princess Zelda | North Carolina Avenue | $300 |
| Lightblue color group (StarFox) | ||
| Falco Lombardi | Vermont Avenue | $100 |
| Fox McCloud | Connecticut Avenue | $120 |
| Slippy Toad | Oriental Avenue | $100 |
| Blue color group (Super Mario) | ||
| Luigi | Park Place | $350 |
| Mario | Boardwalk | $400 |
| Purple color group (Super Mario) | ||
| Waluigi | Mediterranean Avenue | $60 |
| Wario | Baltic Avenue | $60 |
| Railroad group | ||
| Arwing | Short Line Railroad | $200 |
| Blue Falcon | Pennsylvania Railroad | $200 |
| Mario Kart | Reading Railroad | $200 |
| Warp Star | B&O Railroad | $200 |
| Other spaces | ||
| Warp Pipe | Water Works | $150 |
| Piranha Plant | Electric Company | $150 |
2010
The 2010 version contains some notable changes:
- Game pieces
- A new set of tokens were made, including:
- False money has the Monopoly logo, Nintendo logo, and text updated.
- Property cards are more thinner, with text structure updated.
- Both ? Block cards and Coin Block cards are enlarged, thickened and background color updated.
- Coin Block card's artwork changed into a Brick Block.
- Nintendo properties
- Orange color group: replaces the Metroid with the Morph Ball.
- Green color group: replaces Ganondorf with Minda.
- Lightblue color group: replaces Star Fox series' properties with the Animal Crossing series' Rosie the Cat, K.K. Slider, and Tom Nook.
- Purple color group: changed its color into brown.
- The Railroad properties replace the following things:
- Blue Falcon into the Gunship (Metroid Prime 3)
- Warpstar into Pikmin Onion
- Arwing into Epona
- The whole board
- Center
- The background is now white.
- The location where Mario and Luigi appeared on has been expanded into a group of characters. From left to right: Samus Aran, K.K. Slider, King Dedede, Yoshi, Dixie Kong, Rosie the Cat, Wario, Princess Peach, Luigi, Mario, Diddy Kong, Donkey Kong, Waluigi, Kirby, Tom Nook, Red Toad, Meta Knight, and Link.
- The boxes where the stack of cards are supposed to be placed have been relocated and enlarged.
- Side
- Nintendo property spaces have silver color to differentiate from other spaces. Additionally, the names of the property now have the box instead of the amount of money the player is required to purchase.
- Stock artwork on each property was updated.
- The Coin Block space replaces its artwork with a Brick Block under the name "Block" due to the Treasure Chest Deposit having the Coin artwork.
- The Treasure Chest Deposit's artwork is replaced by a Coin.
- Center
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